Code Reviser Office

The Office of the State Treasurer manages the financial resources promote prudent financial practices in government. It provides banking, cash management, investment, debt issuance and accounting services for state government. The office also offers financial services for local governments. The Office of the State Treasurer s Local Government Investment Pool serves more than 400 local government cash managers. The office also operates a Debt Management section that serves the State Finance Committee, bond holders, institutional and retail investors, state agencies, local governments, and the citizens of the state. It provides financing recommendations and operational services for the authorization and issuance of all state debt. The Office of the State Treasurer s Lease/Purchase Program serves state and local government agencies, certificate holders and trustee banks, as well as provides financial services for the purchase of equipment for state and local government agencies. The Office of the State Treasurer is located in Olympia, Wash.

DNR in Olympia, WA is a government agency that offers a wide range of programs and services related to aquatic management, restoration, and science, including leasing and licensing, dredging, salmon conservation, and marine debris removal. They also provide engineering services for forest roads, forest health and wildlife habitat monitoring, forest regulation assistance for landowners, and cultural resource management. In addition, DNR conducts research and monitoring projects, offers financial assistance for forest health, and promotes sustainable forest management practices.Generated from the website

Established in 1985, the Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board is a state agency governed by more than 10 members. The board administers the state's student financial aid programs and provides strategic planning, coordination, monitoring and policy analysis for higher education programs in Washington. It serves as an advocate for students and the overall higher education system. The Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board develops and recommends policies to enhance the efficiency and accountability of public higher education processes. It supports Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP), which addresses low-income individuals and includes intensive tutoring, mentoring and career planning information services. In addition, the Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board administers the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP). The board maintains a location in Olympia, Wash.